The largest clinical study of HGH replacement therapy in ‘normal’ older people shows that it “appears to improve several attributes believed in many to be associated with performance, quality of life and longevity,” says Dr. L. Cass Terry, Chairman and professor of neurology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Terry reported his findings at the Fifth Scientific Conference of the American Academy of anti-aging medicine in December 1996.
According to Terry, the largest effects were seen among those who were most deficient in HGH. The study was based on the analysis of 320 responses to self-assessment questionnaires drawn from a group of more than 900 patients, 200 of which were physicians. The patients, who were between ages thirty-nine and seventy-four, had been treated an average of 191 days. Terry analyzed the data before and after treatment so that each person served as his or her own control.
Dr. Terry found that total cholesterol and triglycerides dropped significantly in both men and women. There were striking changes in muscles and body fat. 88 percent reported a loss of body fat. IGF-1 levels increased by 61 percent, from an average of 239 before treatment, to an average of 385 after treatment. In addition, 76 percent reported an increase in sexual potency and frequency, 84 percent reported higher energy levels, 80
percent reported an improved attitude towards life and 64 percent reported having a better memory.
Terry believes that the regimen used in his study more closely mimics the normal physiologic pulsating-like pattern of HGH release.\n
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According to Terry, the largest effects were seen among those who were most deficient in HGH. The study was based on the analysis of 320 responses to self-assessment questionnaires drawn from a group of more than 900 patients, 200 of which were physicians. The patients, who were between ages thirty-nine and seventy-four, had been treated an average of 191 days. Terry analyzed the data before and after treatment so that each person served as his or her own control.
Dr. Terry found that total cholesterol and triglycerides dropped significantly in both men and women. There were striking changes in muscles and body fat. 88 percent reported a loss of body fat. IGF-1 levels increased by 61 percent, from an average of 239 before treatment, to an average of 385 after treatment. In addition, 76 percent reported an increase in sexual potency and frequency, 84 percent reported higher energy levels, 80
percent reported an improved attitude towards life and 64 percent reported having a better memory.
Terry believes that the regimen used in his study more closely mimics the normal physiologic pulsating-like pattern of HGH release.\n
Just leave it alone man, trying to discredit a miracle drug thats developed for muscle repair for people with aids/cancer .